Hello. I have a Bedford Rascal Romahome Demountable, with standard 12" wheels, and Daisy Stickers, only bought it yesterday!! Have you any advises re changing to wider tyres and or wheels to improve the handling? Would be very grateful for any info. Regards "Daisie"
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Originally posted by Daisie View PostHello. I have a Bedford Rascal Romahome Demountable, with standard 12" wheels, and Daisy Stickers, only bought it yesterday!! Have you any advises re changing to wider tyres and or wheels to improve the handling? Would be very grateful for any info. Regards "Daisie"
Ant will be along later to advise.
I'm not sure you can change the tyres for wider ones, but they should all be the same and be proper reinforced van tyres, not car tyres. I ordered mine from the local tyre place. It made all the difference when I changed mine to proper ones - I could actually feel the road!I also lowered the tyre pressure by a few Psi when empty, they seem to be very unstable when unladen, and better when fully loaded. However, they always seem s bit wobbly, but you do get used to the way they handle after a bit of practice.
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I had one too. I remember buying it and 5 mins later I was on the M5, I shant forget that.
Only through my seamanship did I manage to sail it back to Devon.
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Originally posted by jayjay View PostHi Daisy! I also used to own a BR Roma D called Daisy! I wonder if it's the same one? Mine had a reg. with D...MAF!
Ant will be along later to advise.
I'm not sure you can change the tyres for wider ones, but they should all be the same and be proper reinforced van tyres, not car tyres. I ordered mine from the local tyre place. It made all the difference when I changed mine to proper ones - I could actually feel the road!I also lowered the tyre pressure by a few Psi when empty, they seem to be very unstable when unladen, and better when fully loaded. However, they always seem s bit wobbly, but you do get used to the way they handle after a bit of practice.
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Originally posted by ecobezhig View PostI had one too. I remember buying it and 5 mins later I was on the M5, I shant forget that.
Only through my seamanship did I manage to sail it back to Devon.
So they do have their compensations, you just need to get your head around not going anywhere in a hurry! Enjoy the scenery and stop when you feel like it!
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